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Re-process XI messages..??

Former Member
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Hi,

Can u tell me how to re-process messages automatically.

Thanks

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Former Member
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Hi Pragya,

To get to the solution of your problem ,you can use the below mentioned link

https: ///people/sap.user72/blog/2005/11/29/xi-how-to-re-process-failed-xi-messages-automatically

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Former Member
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Hi,

You can reprocess the failed XImessages Automatically:

/people/sap.user72/blog/2005/11/29/xi-how-to-re-process-failed-xi-messages-automatically

regards,

Nithiyanandam

Former Member
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Often in asynchronous scenarios where inbound queues are used, the queues are set to SYSFAIL status and all the messages in the inbound queue are stuck (not processed). Depending on the status of XI processing queues, we can reset a queue’s status and trigger processing of messages.

IS_Retry: A batch job( internal in XI) is automatically scheduled to reprocess the entry after 2 minutes.

If the maximum number of retries was reached (10 by default; IS configuration parameter

TUNING IS_RETRY_LIMIT), a communication error then causes a SYSFAIL status for a queue.

The problem with setting IS_RETRY is that every message with a failure status will be retried every 2minitues till the maximum number of retries is reached. Since there is no control on the retry period , a high retry count could cause excessive load on XI. The other option is to do Mass Restart by scheduling the report RSXMB_RESTART_MESSAGES at a predetermined retry period like 1hr. There is a catch here, RSXMB_RESTART_MESSAGES tries to restart a failed message 800 times by default. So if there is a message that failed due to genuine reasons, we may want to limit the number of retries. It is recommend by SAP to reduce the retry count to 20 restarts. (You can always manually restart a message, from the monitor, up to 990 times).

Former Member
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Hi Pragya ,

If the Message got stuck in queue for a long time then

i.Go into SXMB_MONI to see what time it stopped and which interface

ii.Log this into the log

iii.Go into SMQ2 select all and click eyeglasses for display

iv.Lock & Unlock immediately any running queues to get the queues executed

If the pbm still persists then

i.Go into SMQR and select all and unregister the queues

ii.Go into SMICM and do a "send soft shutdown with restart" to the J2EE server.

iii.Go to goto>http server>display data and refresh until you see J2EE Server Operational filed is TRUE

iv.Go to SMQR and reregister queues

If still u face the problem then

i.Go into SMQR and select all and unregister the queues

iiGo into SMICM and do a "send soft shutdown with restart" to the J2EE server.

iii.Go to goto>http server>display data and refresh until you see J2EE Server Operational filed is TRUE

iv.Go to SMQR and reregister queues

And in order to restart the J2EE engine ,

i)Exceute transaction code SMICM

ii)Go to Administration>J2EE Server>Send soft shutdown-->With restart.

To know whether the restart has been done or not you need to do the following:

Go to Goto->HTTP Server-->Display data

Once you do the above you will find a screen with some parameters, among those you need to check whether J2EE Server Operational value is TRUE or not. If that is TRUE then J2EE server is considered as up and running.

To reprocess a message in SXMB_Moni ,

Select the message which has to be restarted and then click on the restart button on the top or press F6 to reprocess the message

Hope this helps you to solve your issue.

Regards,

Hemanthika

nisarkhan_n
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Aysnc messages can be restatred....use RSXMB_RESTART_MESSAGES program.....check this lnk

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Former Member
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Hi,

Check this

/people/sap.user72/blog/2005/11/29/xi-how-to-re-process-failed-xi-messages-automatically

Regards

Seshagiri

deepak_shah
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hi

in transactionj SXMB_Moni u get the option to restart the message which r in error state.

Edited by: Deepak Shah on Mar 3, 2008 8:53 AM